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PVCs and B P Measuring

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  1. I have frequent PVCs, up to 18 per minute as shown on a Holter
    monitor. Will these cause a wrong B P reading either from manual or
    automatic checking of B P? The PVCs sound just like a missed beat.
    Male age 60 if that makes a difference.

  2. When I was having missed/early beats I had problems getting a reading on
    the machines in the supermarkets/drugstores. I was having PACs not
    PVCs.

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    Quoted message said:

    I have frequent PVCs, up to 18 per minute as shown on a Holter
    monitor. Will these cause a wrong B P reading either from manual or
    automatic checking of B P? The PVCs sound just like a missed beat.
    Male age 60 if that makes a difference.

  3. NotNortney said:

    I have frequent PVCs, up to 18 per minute as shown on a Holter
    monitor. Will these cause a wrong B P reading either from manual or
    automatic checking of B P?

    Shouldn't.

    Quoted message said:

    The PVCs sound just like a missed beat.
    Male age 60 if that makes a difference.

    However, you should be evaluated by a cardiologist for the frequent
    PVCs. They may not be benign.

    Humbly,

    Andrew

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    Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
    Board-Certified Cardiologist
    http://www.heartmdphd.com/

  4. http://www.mikecowley.co.uk/markhammerschmidt/ArrhythmiaReview.htm

    When I have SVTs, my blood pressure reading is quite low. The EP cardiologist
    said not to worry. I also have PACS and PVTs which all happened after my
    CABGX5 Hmmm. Maybe Dr. Chung can comment on this. I think the above site
    is so easy to read and informative re the ecg and different arrythmias. jmho
    Virginia

  5. Elva4 said:

    http://www.mikecowley.co.uk/markhammerschmidt/ArrhythmiaReview.htm

    When I have SVTs, my blood pressure reading is quite low. The EP cardiologist
    said not to worry. I also have PACS and PVTs which all happened after my
    CABGX5 Hmmm. Maybe Dr. Chung can comment on this.

    You should be in good hands under the care of an EP cardiologist.

    Humbly,

    Andrew

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    Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
    Board-Certified Cardiologist
    http://www.heartmdphd.com/

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